| 41. | It can squeeze into bathroom pipes, clog drains and eat wires.
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| 42. | One effect is that thick mucus clogs victims'airways.
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| 43. | Are there gutter guards that won't clog up?
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| 44. | In oxidized form, LDL leads to fatty plaques that clog vessels.
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| 45. | Build'em and the people will come and clog them up.
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| 46. | It'll cost you more to clog your arteries this summer.
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| 47. | They should not be entitled to clog the federal courts.
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| 48. | Much the same confusion clogs the purity of the balanced budget crusade.
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| 49. | Men clog the street corners in front of abandoned factories.
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| 50. | Taylor has a record off the field to clog a court docket.
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